The process of energy changing from one form to another

Energy cannot be created or destroyed. Energy can transform into other forms of energy.

Stored energy an object has because of its position or shape

Energy an object or particle has because it is moving

Energy form stored in chemical bonds

A form of energy that consists of a flow of electric charges through a conductor

A form of energy an object has because of its motion or position

The form of energy carried by light and other kinds of electromagnetic waves

The form of energy that travels through matter as mechanical waves

The total kinetic form of energy contained in all the particles of substance

The movement or transfer of heat energy through liquids and gases in currents

The movement or transfer of a heat between objects that directly touch each other

The movement or transfer of energy as electromagnetic waves, can occur through empty space

Resources that are used by humans, such as minerals, water, fossil fuels, and food sources

Resources that nature produces again and again

Resources that nature cannot replace quickly enough to meet people’s needs

Fuels such as coal, petroleum (oil), and natural gases; formed over millions of years from the remains of ancient animals and plants

Resources that will never deplete

(be used up completely)

Resources that provide energy; include fossil fuels, biomass, geothermal energy, solar energy, hydroelectric energy, nuclear energy, and wind energy

Energy resource of fuel that comes from burning plant and animal waste products

Energy resource that is produced by the force of water

Heat energy resource produced from the inside of the Earth

Energy resource from the sun in the form of heat and light

Energy resource contained in the center, or nucleus, of an atom

An energy resource where power is derived from wind

The activity of using energy carefully as to not be wasteful

The using up of a resource.